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Summary  Impaired parenting may lie on the causal pathway between paternal depressionand children's outcomes. We use the first four surveys of the MillenniumCohort Study to investigate the association between paternal depressivesymptoms and fathers' parenting (negative, positive and involvement).Findings suggest that postnatal paternal depressive symptoms are associatedwith fathers' negative parenting. This has implications for the design ofintervention programmes for parents with depression and young children.

Postnatal paternal depressive symptoms associated with fathers' subsequent parenting: Findings from the Millennium Cohort Study